Roller doesn’t work after washing?
Hello, I washed my scooter yesterday. After that it wouldn't start, so I took a look. There was something whitish on the spark plug. I assume water got into the branding iron and mixed with the oil. I then took off the cylinder head, and there was indeed a whitish mess. I cleaned everything and screwed it back on. After that, it still wouldn't run. Could it be because I used the old cylinder head gasket? I'm getting a new one today. Or is it something else, since it should normally run for at least a short time anyway. Do you have any ideas? I have an Explorer Race GT 50.
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If you have completely showered it with the Kärcher, a short circuit can also be created, because the water comes in corners with pressure, where it does not belong.
Otherwise you can also disassemble your carburetor and see if it’s okay.
Does the candle have sparks?
Yes, the candle has a spark, I cleaned the carburetor. It can also be at what other lies. And I really don’t want to install the new seal until I found the mistake. That’s the stupid thing I need to put out the scooter for time. Do you have any idea?
when washing, no water comes to the spark plug, not even with the high-pressure cleaner. There is no oil in the combustion chamber. Dismantling cylinder head was absolutely not necessary. Presumably water is in electric